Mount HOOD

YO NIGGA IN DA HOOD

its not North East Portland D:

Close to it, I'm on the mountain outskirts from Portland, Portland is about a 30 minute drive from me. I'm at about ~850 feet elevation from Portland. And thank you :3

Well from the Oregon coast you can't see the Cascades because of the coastal mountains. Oregon has 3 main mountain regions, the coastal mountains, the Cascades and then the Blue mountains/Wallaowa mountains to the very far east. Oregon is a strange place because where I'm looking at Mt Hood, all that land is lush and green and quite wet (very dry now) but when you drive past Mt Hood, the other 2/3rds of Oregon becomes a very dry and rocky/brushy desert. I believe that part of Oregon receives more sunlight per year than California.

Actually no, in the Willamette Valley everything is very very wet, you aren't really suppose to ride bikes and you pretty much are banned form horse riding (on public land/trails) because the ground is so wet and soaked that bikes, and especially horses will ruin the trails. like the field across the street for example, if you walk across the grass most of the year you will sink down in like a half an inch of wet. the Cascades are very dry because they stay cold. but right now most of Oregon is frozen over. I think the highest temps at the moment are at the coast at like 37 degrees.

The view looks amazing!

Thanks :3

You're very lucky to live in an area like that.

thanks, yeah it is pretty. lots to do there in the summer as well which is really nice. If I knew how to snowboard and stuff I'd be up there more in the winter.

Where I live gets a view that is like a "training version" of that